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Hope Pro2
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Ceneca Pivotal
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XR1 and MAC2
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E13 32t
KMC 710SL
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Rhythm pro bar
24 lbs and 8 oz.
yeahhh, now you're talkin about rigid is feeling so much better for street/park. But i think it is really not recommended to ride oversized alu bars(31.8mm) with a rigid. they'll broke. so OR your put your shock on OR you buy at least 25.4 or 22.2 mm bars and a new stem or you put spacers in your stem.
cause they have the same ammount of metal but in a bigger circumference so its thiner. and all simply a bigger circumference makes them weaker. didn't you ever asked yourself, why bmx bars are not 31.8 ? cause they have rigid and MTB are made to have a shock so bars doesn'T need to be as stronger as 22.2 mm bars. simple as that , i hope i answered your question correctly man.
I always assumed it was because it's a lot easier to shape aluminum with a bulge than steel, so when the 22.2mm grip standard emerged, it just made sense to make it straight through. But I can feel that. Actually thinking about it, I think 25.4mm bars would be less stiff so they'd absorb more stress. Cool. Good answer, works for me.
Hum, Then tell me why they make some 1.5 headtube for the big freeride bikes (big diameter = less stress concentration) ... Crs-one you were right Alu is easy to hydroform and steel extremely hard to hydro form. And yes a cro-mo bar absorb more of the stress vibration etc... from a rigid fork, And it wont break like Alu bars. But I can assure you that your Alu bar will be as tuff as some cro-mo bar, the cro-mo bar will be smoother!! Sorry for my english guys!
It's fine, rides similar, only thing is that my forearms hurt more when landing, and you can't compress the front end to hop. Awkward at first, but I got used to it. Not too bad.
Thats the problem I have with rigid forks. Not that its hard on a landing but that you cant compress it. Especially with a soft fork like a pike or rev. But yeah I think you get used to it. Looks very good tho!